Scooby Drew - Off!

Originally Posted by BabyJ

Get Well Soon Scooby!!

They say things happen in 3's... What with Falc... Who's next??

GDBD59 thats who


Hope you feel ok scooby.... I bruised my ribs and had a hell of a time cause I caught a cold at the same time

glad your feeling not to bad drew. dont suppose this is going to slow you down any lol

[northwind]

I don't know, he was talking about getting a sensible old man's bike the other night. Mind you, I think you said that before you got the Ninja, didn't you?

Glad your home matey take it easy

Glad u are on the mend Scooby Drew. I have 2 cracked ribs and severe inner brusing from coming off my bike a few weeks ago. They hurt bad enough but funny thing is i was able to ride 300 miles back from France the day after it happened yet i am unable to ride at the mo due to the pain! Hope u get bike sorted soon.....mine is taking a while due to funds.....

Originally Posted by Blue Flame

Glad your out of the hospital now. Heal well.

Tell me did they have the obligatory psyhco in your ward?
They had one in mine when I was in there and there was one in the ward at the Queen Margaret in Gary's ward this evening. I think it must be a compulsory NHS requirement or something.

We didn't have a psycho but we did have an old man who needed the commode at 3am - Hollywood couldn't produce sound effects of that quality

Originally Posted by MacT

Aw Drew just spotted the post!
Heal quick. You need some cakes!
Glad you were all kitted up.
Tracy xx

Will come by when the bike is fixed - I prefer chocolate cake

Originally Posted by nutty tart

glad your feeling not to bad drew. dont suppose this is going to slow you down any lol

What me slow down? Nev... well perhaps. I am mostly sensible these days, just not on the day I fell off

Originally Posted by northwind

I don't know, he was talking about getting a sensible old man's bike the other night. Mind you, I think you said that before you got the Ninja, didn't you?

I do so many miles that I really need something a bit more sensible and less likely to bite back. Riding at 60 mph in second on a road 1 1/2 lanes wide using the throttle as an on/off switch is very rewarding when you get it right, but needs a lot of attention and I just proved that, like a stupid dwarf, it's not big and it's not clever when you muck up. If I had a bike that wasn't really made for that kind of behaviour, I probably wouldn't try it and stay out of trouble (mostly)

And if you are going to try it for the nurses, don't - they were a dissappointment

Thanks for all of the wishes guys - broken ribs seems to be a recurring theme here. Today is a bit 'gruelling' to say the least

[northwind]

Three words for you mate- Vee Eff Arr.

Incidentally, the nurses in the ERI Orthopedics are extremely nice.